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Head cheese, it's so gross.

Posted By: mlstoo on 2009-05-19
In Reply to: What food do you not like to eat? - GabbyChick

My dad used to love it and told me he would give me 5 bucks if I tried it. I did and I hated it. I got the 5 bucks though, even though I threw it up. I gag whenever I see it.


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Sometimes when I've popped a really big one, that night I will dream about little white worms coming out of my skin.


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In the kitchen - where you prep food and possibly eat?  How sanitary is that?


The bedroom isn't too bad, I guess, but isn't there anywhere else you can put the things?


And how many cats do you have that you need 4 litter boxes?


I sense a weird *cat lady* amongst us.


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My son is 11 and the last few days has had a few "wet farts" -- there's no color to it, but enough to soak through his jeans.  He didn't even notice it, said he didn't feel wet, but we noticed it and so did another child at school.  At first, I thought he just sat in something wet, but when he came home from school with it, I took a second look at his jeans and noticed the position of it was more in line with "an accident."  He says he doesn't remember passing gas.  There's a slight discoloration to it and a slight odor. 


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cheerios. taget practice might sound gross but it has always worked for me.

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mac 'n cheese

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shredded cheese (I use the 4 cheese blend usually) about 2 cups...


1 small can evaporated milk


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1 egg


salt & pepper


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Spray a round, deep casserole dish with nonstick spray.  Add a layer of noodle mix, top with cheese; repeat with another layer of noodle mix and top with remaining cheese.  Don't skimp on the cheese either!  Add about a cup to each layer, depending on how much you like cheese (we love it)!  Bake for about 30 minutes or until the cheese is melted and the casserole is bubbly. 


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